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Former Wolves striker Henri Camara believes the club "deserves" to be in the Premier League and has tipped them to bounce straight back after relegation. Camara, who experienced relegation with Wolves in 2004, says the key for new boss Cesar Peixoto will be building a squad capable of winning promotion. He also praised the club's faith in young players and is confident Wolves won't be away from the top flight for long.

You can lie in bed completely conscious and then suddenly it's seven hours later. There's no transition you're aware of, no moment where you noticed it happening. But if you wake up in the middle of the night you know immediately that you were asleep. The border only seems to exist going one direction and I've never understood why that is.

I had the same boiler repaired twice in eighteen months and the engineer mentioned it's getting to the end of its life. Every repair feels cheaper in the moment but starting to wonder if there's a sensible rule of thumb for when you're just throwing money at something that's on its way out anyway.

Now that we've had a whole series to adjust, what did everyone think of Angela Scanlon taking over from Tom Allen and the show being rebranded from You're Fired! into The Apprentice: Unfinished Business? Personally, I liked the slightly modified studio dynamic, but I missed some of the old-school running jokes from Tom's era. Did Angela bring a better, sharper comedic energy to grilling the fired candidates, or do you prefer the classic format we had for the last seven years?